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oBFusCATed:
Where is your compiler located on your filesystem?
Open a terminal and type "whereis gcc-4.0". Then add the correct path (without the bin at the end) to the settings.

AdamHk90:
I was able to link to the appropriate path for the gcc compiler (at least the auto-detect feature confirmed the correct gcc path). However, I have a new problem when compiling my code. The header files are not in the directory. I have attached a screen shot of the error messages I received when compiling my code in codeblocks. Also, when I close a project in codeblocks after failing to compile my code, codeblock does not close properly it just terminates unsuccessfully. For example I go to file click close project and then the codeblocks program itself closes and generates an error report. I just want to close a project not the codeblocks program.

stahta01:
Are you compiling a C or a C++ file?
What is the file extension?

Turn on full compiler logging.

Tim S.

AdamHk90:
I am compiling a C++ file, .cpp.
I have turned on full compiler logging and tried to compile my C++ code. The error message under the "Build messages" tab generated the same errors as before with no added information.

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